A classic Spanish Morocco (Marruecos) Protectorate issue depicting a historic street scene in Tetuán, complete with its distinctive mosque tower rendered in a rich carmine-red photogravure. Designed by Mariano Bertuchi, the famed painter of Moroccan landscapes and official artist of the Protectorate, this stamp showcases his signature blend of architectural detail and everyday life. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd., London, the issue belongs to a long-running series promoting Moroccan urban vistas under Spanish administration. Highly sought after for its crisp engraving style, Arabic/Spanish bilingual inscriptions, and strong cultural atmosphere—an essential addition to any Maghreb, colonial, or architectural-themed philatelic collection.